Thursday, 23 October 2008

Drug gives new hope to multiple sclerosis suffers

Doctors at Cambridge University have done a three-year trial of a drug called alemtuzumab on over 300 MS patients.



Those given the drug,a synthetic antibody developed at Cambridge 30 years ago, were 74% less likely to relapse, were 71% less likely to be disabled in three years time,but also showed fewer signs of disability.

The drug also seemed to promote brain repairs.

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